That the generation to come might know . . . (Psalm 78:6).
God’s Word tells us of the importance of children in the eyes of God. In Russia and her neighboring countries, generations are growing up with little or no knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ, and reaching them with the Gospel is critical.
Russian children and their families face monumental challenges. Economic conditions have been unstable since the Soviet collapse, and even two decades after the end of atheistic communism, millions are left with an enormous spiritual vacuum. Parents want better lives for their children, and they are deeply grateful when caring local church workers show genuine love to their little ones. Because of this, evangelical churches have tremendous opportunities for evangelistic outreach and discipleship ministries dedicated to children. Best of all, as the children are shown Christ’s love through the local church and believe the Gospel, the children often become the evangelists to reach their whole families.
Children are the church of tomorrow, and whether it’s through SGA-sponsored summer camps, orphan ministry or Sunday schools, the God-given opportunities to reach them are truly vast.
Summer Camp 2011: Melnikovo, Russia
January 20th, 2012
At our youth camp this year, we studied the qualities of a real Christian in the camp. We had Bible classes every day and also reached people in Melnikovo. We organized a volleyball tournament one evening, and a team of local people played with us at a local college.[READ MORE]
Summer Camp Season 2011: Tomsk, Russia
January 18th, 2012
Another blessed year of camp ministry in the Tomsk region is over, and we thank God and all those who worked together with us! More than 150 were in our camps, with 23 children repenting and 8 now come to the church. Fifteen kids said that they heard about the Bible for the first time. We had a youth camp and a sports camp as well. More than 100 local Christians helped with these activities, and more than 300 people were reached with the Gospel.[READ MORE]
That They Might Set Their Hope in God … Reaching Orphans in Kurgan, Russia
January 16th, 2012
We prepared everything we needed for the camp sessions. We formed a team with eight people, and the children readily took part in the program. They invited their friends to come.[READ MORE]




